Consultation

  • New Appointment with Prof Du Toit - £320

  • Follow Up with Prof Du Toit - £240

  • New Appointment with Dr Foong - £320

  • Follow up with Dr Foong - £240

Allergy Testing

  • Skin Prick Testing - £220

  • For Specific IgE or other blood testing, these are billed directly and not by our practice.

Lung Function

  • Spirometry £120

  • Exhaled Nitric Oxide £120

What are the fees and how do I pay?

We work with all major UK insurers and comply with their billing requirements.

Fees are typically charged for:

  • Consultation (different rates apply for New and Follow-up Appointments)

  • Skin Prick Testing

  • Blood Tests; TDL-Doctors Laboratory or the HCA Lab will issue a separate invoice; these tests can be costly so please ensure you are covered for this.

  • There is a small administration fee charged for repeat prescriptions

Occasionally:

  • Lung Function Testing - when required e.g. asthma, rhinitis, immunotherapy undertaken, one or both of the following tests will be used to measure lung obstruction/inflammation:

    • Spirometry, i.e. blowing into a machine and/or

    • Nitric Oxide measurement in exhaled breath

  • Supervised-incremental Oral Food or Drug Challenges

Medical Insurance registration details

Prof Du Toit is registered with all major insurers. Insurers will generally cover an initial appointment as well as a follow up appointment for a single condition. When calling for approval, please quote the appropriate provider number (listed below).  Alternatively, say you will be seeing Prof George Du Toit whose full name on the Medical Register is Dr Lionel George Du Toit GMC Number 4088709. 

  • Dr Du Toit's BUPA Provider Number 04088709 - Fee approved

  • Dr Du Toit's AXA-PPP Provider Number LDOO685 - Fee Approved

  • Dr Du Toit's WPA Provider Number 4279780

  • Dr Du Toit's CIGNA Provider Number is 131621

  • Dr Du Toit is also registered with Allianz, and Norwich Union

  • Dr Du Toit's Standard Life Healthcare provider number is the GMC number ie 4088709

In all circumstances, responsibility for payment of the consultation rests ultimately with the patient. Should any sponsorship or guarantee fail, or insurance claim be declined in whole or in part, the patient will be required to pay the outstanding balance in full.